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Sorry for the confusion! The word you spin must be a valid word. So if you had a row like AEBUG, you could tap B then G to spin BUG, and the row would end up a
by abbm 3y ago
Sorry for the confusion! The word you spin must be a valid word.
So if you had a row like AEBUG, you could tap B then G to spin BUG, and the row would end up as AEGUB. Or you could tap B then E to spin BE, and the row would end up as ABEUG.
(Because BUG and BE are both real words)
- codingdave 3y agoI'm agreeing with everyone who says this is terribly confusing. It also is flawed in that if I wanted to spin, for example, BED, I could not - it would spin once BE was clicked. Edit: I see in other places you explained how to do longer words. But that just proves the point. This needs a serious refactor of the UX.